Can Medicaid Take Your Client’s House?
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Many people mistakenly believe that if they receive long-term care benefits from Medicaid, they will automatically lose their home to the state when they pass away. This misconception stems from Medicaid liens and estate recovery programs.
While states are required to have a program to recoup resources spent on Medicaid recipients, each state implements these programs with varying levels of intensity.
Hear from guest presenter Zach Bloxham, J.D., Learning Faculty, Elder Law & Estate Planning at WealthCounsel, as he reviews the different tools Medicaid agencies use to preserve claims and collect funds after a Medicaid recipient has passed away.
During the session, you will learn:
- What to look for in your state’s Medicaid regulations
- How to advise clients in this scenario
- Strategies to help clients protect their most valued assets
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MEET THE PRESENTER
Zach Bloxham, J.D.
Learning Faculty, Elder Law & Estate Planning – WealthCounsel
Zach Bloxham is WealthCounsel’s Elder Law Faculty, where he assists attorneys and other stakeholders from around the country in navigating the world of public benefits planning, consultation, and strategy. Zach works to provide comprehensive legal education, supplying attorneys with practicable solutions and positive outcomes for their clients.
Zach spent nearly a decade as a partner in an elder law firm that specialized in planning for Medicaid, VA, special needs, and estate recovery. Zach is licensed to practice law in Utah where he lives with his wife and their four children. In his free time, Zach enjoys writing, history, sports, and serving on his local city council.